The branch, master has been updated
via 96be713f Update NEWS.
via 13d8fc95 Avoid some extraneous parent-dir warnings
via f74473b1 Don't create a path for a file marked as missing.
via 5eda68f1 Tweak include syntax.
via f6352073 Save the build into an
On Tue, Jul 21, 2020 at 4:15 AM @lbutlr wrote:
> how can I remove files on Server 3 that do not exist on either Server 1 or
> Server 2?
>
If you want rsync to do the deletions during a copy from one of the
servers, you'll need a filter file of "protect" (P) rules for every dir and
file on the
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--- Comment #23 from Marc Krämer ---
@Wayne: thanks, you're right. I've overlooked this option and didn't expect it
to be harmful. Removing it really solves the issue.
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--- Comment #22 from Wayne Davison ---
The --no-implied-dirs code was recreating the directories after they had been
deleted. I changed it to avoid that if the entry it is processing is marked as
missing. I also silenced the parent-dir warning
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--- Comment #21 from Wayne Davison ---
Get rid of --no-implied-dirs and --ignore-errors is also unneeded.
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--- Comment #20 from Wayne Davison ---
Oops, I missed the "ls" at the end. I'll give it a look.
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--- Comment #19 from Wayne Davison ---
What in that sequence of events are you claiming is a bug?
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If there isn't a huge list of files, you could use a bash script:
use ls or find to create a list of files on server 1 followed by a list
of files on server 2
run it through sort -u to eliminate duplicates
use ls or find to make a list of files on server 3
use diff to get lines only in server 3
Given three servers where Server 1 has several GB of files and Server 2 has
several GB of files and Server 3 has all the files from both Server 1 and
Server 2 in a single directory, how can I remove files on Server 3 that do not
exist on either Server 1 or Server 2?
For example, it's say
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--- Comment #17 from Marc Krämer ---
tested release 3.2.2 bug is still present:
$ cd /tmp
$ mkdir x y
$ mkdir -p x/test17/21/ff/zz
$ echo "/test17/21/ff/zz
/test17/21/ff
/test17/21
/test17
" > input.txt
$ cd y
$ rsync --no-r -ltpDcuhROHigoz
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--- Comment #18 from Marc Krämer ---
tested release 3.2.2 bug is still present:
$ cd /tmp
$ mkdir x y
$ mkdir -p x/test17/21/ff/zz
$ echo "/test17/21/ff/zz
/test17/21/ff
/test17/21
/test17
" > input.txt
$ cd y
$ rsync --no-r -ltpDcuhROHigoz
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--- Comment #16 from Marc Krämer ---
I'm not sure if this is still the same issue. If the directory vanishes before
transfer, e.g. issuing the command:
rsync -e ssh -d --no-r -ltpDcuhROHigoz --exclude /.sfs.conf --exclude
/.sfs.mounted
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